Exhilarating, professional, safe, with wonderful guides taking you through clouds and sailing…read moresmoothly through the clouds, over the mountains and trees. Absolutely a must!

REALLY??? No one has written a review for these guys yet? Am I the only customer that's…read moresurvived??!! Jk These guys are amazing and will have you running off mountains in no time. Literally. They took me to the top, put me in a harness attached to Hugo, and within minutes I was airborne. Me, who is utterly terrified of heights. Me, who was literally shaking from fear. Me, who was wearing my lucky unicorn shirt to bolster my bravery. Poor Hugo.... I really think he thought I wouldn't be able to do it. He made me go to the edge of the mountain, the rocky, slippery, gravelly edge 8000 feet up, against all my better judgement and with no parachute attached yet, and run in place to try to get me to overcome my fear. It didn't work. The only thing that worked was the threat that it was more dangerous to DRIVE down the mountain with their hilarious driver, Arnie, than it was to fly down. Once airborne tho, it was waaay more interesting and amazing than scary. Just remember, you CAN scoot back on the harness and comfortably sit as opposed to dangling and having that harness wedged up in your junk the whole time. Once I figured that out, I relaxed and enjoyed the ride. Hugo gave me some geography lessons while up there and he took some amazing pictures and fun videos with a selfie stick as well which meant I could leave my phone safely zipped in my pocket and enjoy the ride. We were able to ride the currents, up and down, up and down, up and do (blerp), for a while before coasting down for a very soft landing. I highly recommend this outfit and this adventure while in Canada! These guys were so professional and knowledgeable, even I felt (somewhat) safe in their hands. DO EET!!

We had a great experience renting here. The service was great and really friendly and gave us tips…read morefor enjoying the park as it was our first time riding there. The Pivot and Orbea we rode were in great shape and well tuned for us so we really could enjoy all the trails.

By far some of the most beautiful views and an incredible rafting experience. The media package is…read morepricey, but the photos/videos were amazing and worth it in my opinion. My biggest negative was how scripted and manufactured the guides felt. Every guide seemed to use the same jokes, puns, and routine, which made the interactions feel pretty inauthentic. I don't blame the guides it very clearly seems like how they're trained but I think it really takes away from the experience. Let the guides be themselves!!! Genuine conversation and actually getting to know your group would make the experience so much better. The scenery speaks for itself, and for sure worth your time and money.

Great company! They have all the gear you need and they are extremely organized…read more All of the guides seem very nice -- but our Guide Ben omg amazing. We are 70 plus and he took care of us like we were his family or best friends. If you are an oldie like us don't hesitate to go. Do the full day and yes book with Ben

I took a Parks Canada guided hike to Walcott Quarry in Yoho national park to see the fossils! The…read morehike was very informative and fun! We covered a long distance (24km and about 900+m elevation) over 11 hours which was a good pace! There were lots of little wildlife (squirrels, pika, grouse) and the scenery was beautiful.

Even though my trip to Canada mostly cantered around Banff, my tour bus did take us into Yoho…read moreNational Park for a part of the day. Yoho is the smallest of the four contiguous national parks. The other ones are Jasper, Kootenay and Banff National Parks. Yoho is an interesting name for a National Park and comes from the Cree language. It means "awe and wonder". After a stop at Lake Louise and Moraine, we ended up finishing our day at Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park. One of the things that I enjoyed about this park and lake was that it was less crowded than Banff and the other two popular lakes. I ended up walking the nature trail around beautiful deep-green Emerald Lake. I enjoyed the views and came across a plaque about the fossil-bearing deposits of the Burgess Shale in the area. Sadly, Emerald Lake was the only area of Yoho National Park that I was able to explore. Hopefully I am able to see other areas like Takakkaw and Wapta Falls, Lake O'Hara and the Natural Bridge next trip.

I was visiting Banff, Alberta in June 2025 and we took the opportunity to drive out to Golden, BC…read moreto see Boo! SCHEDULE Due to the gondolas being down for repairs since last year, transportation up is using the ski lift. As a result, they are only open Friday through Sunday! So check their website before you head out! BOO THE BEAR Boo is an adorable 24 years old grizzly bear. On the day that we visited, he came out for breakfast at 09:00 AM, then promptly went to take a nap until about 2:00 PM! If you are not fortunate enough to see Boo on your visit, Kicking Horse is wonderful and will issue you a return ticket to come back (at no further charges). We were fortunate enough to see Boo, follow him around, and stayed to chat with the rangers about him. We were only able to stay about an hour, as the Refuge closes to the public at 3:00 PM!

Ohhhh Boo, I love you!…read more Boo is the resident grizzly in a 12 acre natural habitat on the kicking horse resort property in conjunction with the resort and the non-profit Kicking Horse Country Grizzly Bear Society. I think he's probably got the best digs of any captive bear I can think of. Not that I think bears should be captive but in this case, Boo and his sister were orphaned very young by a jerky poacher and wild survival was unlikely for them so this really was their best shot at a good life. One of the cool things about this set up is they can find out what grizzlies learned from mom and what's instinct. The actual process of building a den is instinct but the skills required to do it are learned they believe as Boo and his sister (no longer with us) struggled to build a den in their early years and people had to help make sure they have a safe place to hibernate. It's pretty reasonable to just get a chairlift ticket up to Boo and listen to the tour. We did the Ranger assist which cost $55 or so and gave us an extra private hour with the ranger while Boo was getting dinner. The regular tour is great but I LOVED the ranger assist. We watched him shell peanuts and schuck corn. He eats apples whole. We also learned a ton of extra stuff about him as the Ranger was just a wealth of information about him, bears, conservation and biology. Hubby liked the extra opportunity for photos because he got quite close at this time for an extending period compared to only a brief sighting on the regular tour when he went for a bit of a tub time in his little self dug pond he has which is quite deep into his habitat for viewing. If you love animals this is a must do detour when you're around Golden. Kicking Horse Resort has a few packages that include Boo time so you might want to think about making a day out at the resort. I believe Boo is only accepting visitors from the end of June to early September in any given year so please check before making the trip just to visit him.

Well organized, super friendly knowledgeable, and safe guides... Luca made it so much fun and got…read moreus all taking the perfect lines... And the rapids were absolutely killer!!! Got fully soaked from the Terminator sitting up front; complete blast. We did the lunch after, which was perfect... Can't recommend enough!

This was my first time white water rafting and honestly it was one of the best experiences I've…read moreever had. Wild Water Adventures is a well-oiled machine - safety guidelines, all the gear you need, clear instructions, changing rooms, bus trip to the river's edge, photos along the trip - they take care of everything and it all runs so smoothly. You don't have to worry about a thing, just enjoy the Kicking Horse River. I want to say a special thank you to our guide, Spencer, for making our trip so much fun and most importantly for keeping us all safe! Highly recommended.